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(C) Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association between fungi and the roots of higher plants.$1$. The fungal partner in mycorrhiza is typically from the gen

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(C) Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association between fungi and the roots of higher plants.$1$. The fungal partner in mycorrhiza is typically from the genus $Glomus$.$2$. The fungal hyphae absorb phosphorus from the soil and pass it to the plant.$3$. In return,the plant provides the fungi with carbohydrates.$4$. Therefore,the correct combination is $(i)$ (Fungi of the genus $Glomus$) and $(v)$ (Roots of higher plants).

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ $Rhizobium$	$(i)$ $Mycorrhiza$
$(b)$ $Azospirillum$	$(ii)$ $Paddy$ $field$
$(c)$ $Glomus$ $fungi$	$(iii)$ $Leguminous$ $plants$
$(d)$ $Cyanobacteria$	$(iv)$ $Free-living$ $bacteria$

Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association between which of the following?
$(i)$ Fungi of the genus $Glomus$
$(ii)$ $Rhizobium$
$(iii)$ Root nodules of leguminous plants
$(iv)$ Cyanobacteria
$(v)$ Roots of higher plants
$(vi)$ Paddy fields

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Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association between which of the following?$(i)$ Fungi of the genus $Glomus$$(ii)$ $Rhizobium$$(iii)$ Root nodules of leguminous plants$(iv)$ Cyanobacteria$(v)$ Roots of higher plants$(vi)$ Paddy fields